Artist

TAGUCHI Kazue

"Llum/Stream", Kanagawa Prefectural Hall (Yokohama), 2011

"The Path to Hope", Art Festival (Barcelona), 2000

"Minimal Luxury", Hudson Guild Gallery, New York, 2025

Photo by Donnelly Marks

TAGUCHI Kazue

Born in Ibaraki, live in New York, U.S.A
MFA in Glass, Craft and Material Studies, Virginia Commonwealth University(2007)

Creates installations using light as the primary medium. Inspired by stained glass in European churches, they utilize glass, mirrors, reflective plastic, and plastic film to create immersive, solemn, yet relaxing spaces.Studied stained glass techniques in Barcelona. In 2005, they were dispatched to Richmond under the Agency for Cultural Affairs' Program of Overseas Study for Upcoming Artists, earning a Master's degree from Virginia Commonwealth University School of the Arts. Subsequently, they moved to New York with support from the Pola Art Foundation, spending many years honing their craft in Europe and the United States. Currently, their activities span a wide range of fields and borders, including solo and group exhibitions, scenography for museums of modern art in Peru and Lima, and conducting workshops at a design museum in New York.

Selected Exhibition

"The Light Producing Object" 2025, Hudson Guild Gallery (New York).

"Art of Light Festival" 2024, (Manresa, Spain).

"Ireland Glass Biennale" 2023, Dublin Castle (Dublin)

Selected Award

2020 "Artist-in-Residence, Circle 33 & 34" Museum of Arts and Design (New York).

2010"Joshibi Paris Prize" Artist-in-Residence at Cité Internationale des Arts (Paris).

2007 "Jutta Cuny-Franz International Glass Award"

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